PETE MITCHELL

@ZeekArkham Ripple! You crack me up Zeek!

Dear Kathy Hochul, Thanks to some kind and benevolent conservatives, I was able to learn what a computer is and type this out to you. I had to resist the urge to stop at a liquor store while sitting and learning, but I made it. Anyway, back in 2022, you made comments where you urged conservatives to leave New York and go to Florida. We did. We took our money with us as well, because that’s how those things work. Now you want us back? Nah… See, you’re in the “FO” stage of “FAFO.” It’s pretty glorious to behold. Good luck with all your social justice programs without the capital to fund them. Don’t blame me, I voted for Lee Zeldin. No hugs. Too busy exploring this thing called “grok.” Computers are awesome. Can someone get me a cup of Ripple? Zeek

This is Zohran Mamdani's wife posting a word I can't even type without feeling ill. "Queers for Palestine" - how do you feel about this...?

@michelletandler Right on Ms Tandler

I'd love to know where all the Muslim leaders are condemning this kind of language and activism. Please share here!

Let me make sure I understand this properly. The NYC Mayor's wife and father outwardly support and celebrate suicide bombing... But if I am scared of them, I'm "Islamophobic". Did I get that right?

@michelletandler Has this been verified as her? You are such a normal voice of reason.

It's pretty rare that I find a tweet so offensive that I don't even want to repost it. But, here we are. This is Zohran Mamdani's wife, writing about Gay people. The mask is off.

@VividProwess Great post

They're trying to convince the world that Israel, this yellow dot, a state the size of New Jersey and the only Jewish state in the world, surrounded by Muslim nations, is the “occupier.” Do they realize how stupid they sound?

@BuzzPatterson I’ll go with Biden.

@BuzzPatterson Buzz, I gots to know……..

Who was the worst celebrity I ever flew? And why?

@michelletandler @IdoHalbany It’s also extraordinary what they are forced to do because of the insane hatred against them.

@IdoHalbany I had the exact same thought today. It's extraordinary what they can do. Probably the best military in the world other than ours? Could the US have pulled this off?

One point that still, in my view, isn't being discussed nearly enough: Over the past 2 years, Israel has carried out the most effective decapitation campaign of the modern era. More than 400 (!) senior military and political figures have been eliminated across multiple fronts - from Gaza and the West Bank to Lebanon, Yemen, and even Iran. This isn't a story of a few high-profile assassinations. It's the systematic dismantling of command hierarchies built over decades. What makes this historically extraordinary isn't only the number of kills, but the combination of intelligence penetration, operational precision, speed, and geographic reach. No military or intelligence system has demonstrated this capability at such scale, across so many arenas, in such a short period. After years of studying security strategy and military doctrine, my conclusion is simple; Israeli intelligence and the operational arm of its security establishment are the most lethal in the world today, by a wide margin.

@JohnDMacari @AriFleischer @TheFinestCast I agree completely. The chunky guy in the community affairs light blue jacket had some pretty good moves for a chunky guy.

NYPD Police Officer Grant Pulagrin is my pick for 2026’s “Cop of The Year” Let’s talk about the reality of what officers like Grant Pulagrin face each day using this video as an example. In the below video you witness Grant make a beautiful solo, open field tackle and apprehend a violent terrorist who just threw 2 IED’s a protest. In that moment, it was completely reasonable for him to believe the suspect could still be carrying another explosive. Despite that risk, Pulagrin takes the suspect to the ground, mounts him, and delivers strikes to gain compliance ending the threat and getting the terrorist into handcuffs. That’s policing, that’s courage and that’s what we pay, train and expect police officers to do. But here’s the unfortunate reality for NYPD cops in 2026: While every reasonable person knows this was a reasonable and justified use of force it’s important to understand that his actions on that day generated a use of force report, which generate an automatic notification to NYPD Internal Affairs and NYC’s Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) to investigate that use of force. Grant is now being investigated for his use of force by both the NYPD and the CCRB. Due to the media and public attention on this case it is reasonable to believe that those investigations will clear Grant’s use of force but regardless of the outcome, these self generated allegations remain on his record forever, in retirement and beyond. If the suspect or his attorney files additional complaints as a legal tactic, which also happens most of the time, those allegations also live on permanently. The mount of the terrorist is also a move that was outlawed by NYC’s Council as part of the diaphragm law, which outlawed not only chokeholds as but also outlawed putting pressure on the back or chest of suspect. Again because of the attention around this case it’s unlikely Manhattan DA would bring charges against Officer Pulagrin but the potential to do so is there. Now imagine this wasn’t a terrorist attack. No media headlines but the same exact scenario plays out and Grant reacts the same way and does just as an amazing job apprehending a fleeing violent suspect. In this scenario Grant more than likely receives a substantiated CCRB as a result of their “investigation” into his self generated allegations. This scenario would cause Grant to not receive qualified immunity and not be indemnified by NYC, meaning Grant would be held personally liable for damages from a lawsuit. Grant would also have his professional record marred for life and could face a possible criminal indictment, for doing HIS JOB ! So when the headlines fade, don’t forget what you saw. A police officer ran toward danger, took down a terrorist, and protected innocent people while knowing the system he works in may still come after him for doing his job. Next time you judge a cop based on their CCRB or lawsuit record remember that. GOD Bless Police Officer Grant Pulagrin ! GOD Bless The NYPD ! FYI @nypdpc hopefully it’s Detective Pulagrin sooner than later.

@KatyaSedgwick I suspect he is lying

Zohran Mamdani explains that his wife illustrated an article by a deranged antisemite because she doesn’t research the people whose work she illustrates. In other words, Rama Duwaji is a dummy.

@ZeekArkham @DollyParton Of course Zeek

@DollyParton Dolly is on the hug list…

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️

@ZeekArkham I wish you lived in my neighborhood Zeek!

Dear Brandon Johnson, I never thought it would be possible for anyone to make Beetlejuice Lightfoot look good, but here you are mastering it! As someone trained in search and rescue, I can let you know: people being rescued don’t care what the person looks like rescuing them. Not one person I’ve ever pulled out of a life-threatening situation has been like “you big Green Mile looking ogre… go back and get me someone who looks like me!” I mean, bruh… I could be pulling the Grand Dragon of the KKK out of danger and he’d be like “man… I love you… I’m gonna call you the n word tomorrow, but today, I love you.” You’re the worst mayor in America only because a certain dude in New York just got the job. Experience counts. No hugs. Don’t want to get your racism on me. It would literally mess everything up in my life. Zeek

@rpsjake @michelletandler @JamieMetzl Look at the way they are trying to shut down that NYC councilwoman.

@michelletandler @JamieMetzl These are revolutionaries driven by death cult ideas who have occupied U.S. territory in a fight to bring the entire country, and all others that share its values, not only to its knees, but to destroy it altogether.

I am a Democrat. I served in the Clinton administration. I did not vote for Donald Trump and am highly unlikely to support him or his acolytes in the future. I also have serious disagreements with many of the Trump administration’s domestic and foreign policies. But it is profoundly disturbing that a growing segment of the far left appears to be almost rooting for Hamas, Hezbollah, the Iranian regime, and other forces fundamentally opposed to the United States and our allies. This seems to reflects a corrosive strain of anti-Americanism, dressed up in postcolonial theory, that risks blinding us to the moral realities of our world and the nature of our adversaries.

@michelletandler Great posts today!

So the Mayor of NYC and his wife apparently support terrorism. They see it as resistance against colonial oppression. Never could I have imagined, in my wildest dreams, that New Yorkers would buy into this. But, here we are.

@VividProwess Keep at it!

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@michelletandler @dvassallo @razibkhan Interesting debate.

@dvassallo @razibkhan I think $700k would get taxed as income at 50% yes? So more like $350k. I would argue a world class education is worth a lot more than $350k in cash.

Good private schools here cost $700K per child from kindergarten through high school. With 3 kids, that’s $2.1M. For a diploma. Just give each kid $700K at 18. That’s a house, a business, or a fully funded retirement account. No chance these schools beat that kind of head start.